On Thursday, March 21, at 2 p.m., Owens Community College presents an original one-man show by Jeremy Meier on the master evangelist of the digital age.” “Think Different” was no grammatical error. The slogan was intended to inspire a mindset in the same way one might say “think big” or “eat smart.”
In the world of Steve Jobs, stasis would be challenged and excelsior a road map. Home computing, communications, music listening and movie magic were all revolutionized along the way. In this program, Mr. Meier portrays Mr. Jobs at the one-year anniversary of the iPhone in 2008 and reaches out toward the possibilities of what might come next.
Mr. Meier is the chair of Fine and Performing Arts at Owens where he has directed 19 student theatre productions. He also has developed and toured original one-man shows on the lives of Mr. Jobs, Robert F. Kennedy, Oliver Hazard Perry and John Dillinger.
The performance will be in the 526-seat, Mainstage Theatre in the Center for Fine and Performing Arts at 7270 Biniker Road, Perrysburg.
